The NEW Way to Become Fluent in English with AI

If you're using AI just to speak English, you're actively wasting your time. You think you're getting fluent, but you're actually trapped in an illusion. Casual conversations make you great at small talk, but they completely fail the moment you have to think fast in a job interview or speak under pressure. This is why I built FluentSelf. You're close. Let's fine-tune the keywords. The new way of using AI. It's a tactical coach that forces your brain to think and speak English naturally when it really matters. I built it personally based on more than 7,000 hours of real coaching experience. Today, I'm gonna show you exactly how it works and how you can use it to unlock true fluency. But first of all, what's wrong with the old way of practicing English with AI? Think about it like working out. If you want to build muscle, you don't just sit around, pretend to lift weights and expect to get big. Simply chatting with AI is exactly like that. There's no resistance, it's too easy, too comfortable, after all it's just a casual conversation with a robot programmed to patiently wait for you and it never interrupts, never challenges what you say. And that's when the new way of using AI comes in. I wanted to build something that does the same thing I do with my private students during my coaching sessions. And so I built this app around the six most important skills you need when you communicate in English. Vocabulary recall, thinking in English, clarity, mental flexibility, which is basically the ability of staying in a conversation even when the topic changes or you're asked a question on the spot. conversational flow and speaking under pressure for example he's Deepak, he's an AI architect from India, he knows a lot of words, he actually has a vocabulary that is bigger than mine but when he has to speak in front of his bosses he just loses his courage and starts repeating himself rambling going all over the place and he just can't be like understood by the people listening to him which are all Americans the skill he needed to improve is called vocabulary recall and speaking under pressure these are real world skills my friend not just vocabulary or grammar there's another one her name is Angela, she's Italian, she's a chemist and she she has a mind-blowing vocabulary filled with a lot of technical words that she knows how to use when when she's typing on her computer, emails, reports and experiments and so on. But when she has to speak, she starts building everything in her head, word by word, from Italian. The skill she needed to improve is called thinking in English. And once again, it's not made of grammar or vocabulary. It's made of real-world experiences built by actually speaking with a tutor, with a coach that helps you improve. Or his name is Max, he's Italian too, and he works as a technician for a very big international company. When he has to speak, he can't organize, structure everything into proper sentences. And the skill he needed to improve is called clarity. But these are just the skills. How do you actually train them? I'm glad you asked. Every skill needs a different approach. for example there's an activity i created it's called automatic speaking the coach asks you a question about your job or something you're trying to accomplish with English you give your answer natural whatever it is and then the app takes three patterns that would definitely improve your communication skills and it helps you practice those patterns inside a conversation anyway enough of me speaking it's time to actually see what happens during a real session now keep in mind that this is my personal experience I've been using the app I gave the app the task of help me talk about the app and so because of this you will see that the the the activities that i'm gonna show you today are just specific about that but it's completely personalized according to what you actually need this is the activity i told you before so start technical drill and the first thing you want to know is that there's only one button as you can see start pattern practice and it's a speaking activity and there are no subtitles you just need to use your ears to really understand what your AI coach says and this skill my friend is essential if you want to learn to speak having subtitles is an obstacle not definitely helpful okay so let's do this hi Albert let's get started in the next couple of minutes tell me who does Fluent Self AI serve one key strength and one limitation all right Fluent Self serves people who are already at B1 or even B2 level and want to reach their C1 level because they want to use English for their life and not just for not just put it in your in the resume good start i hear some hesitation with wording there. Let's pinpoint three patterns to sharpen your message. Here's the first. They want to use English for their life, not just their resume. This pattern helps you emphasize real-life benefits. Do you understand why? Yeah. Yes, I do. I do. Can you please repeat it so I can repeat it back? Sure. The pattern is, they want to use English for their life, not just their resume. Now you try. They want to use English for their life, not just for their resume. good attempt let's refine the rhythm a bit listen closely they want to use English for their life not just their resume so now this is what i really love about this app you see i already said that okay but it's asking me to repeat it because the rhythm was wrong good attempt let's refine the rhythm a bit this is something that i've never seen any app actually correct rhythm my friend is the number one reason why your English feels a little weird to yourself and to the people listening even if you don't consciously realize it it's the actual reason why um you're here watching this video wanting to improve it rhythm is everything and here you're gonna learn it naturally just by repeating it because a coach is here to help you so now because i've been explaining this to you. I forgot the phrase again. So I'm going to ask you to repeat it. Can you please repeat the phrase again? Of course. Here it is. They want to use English for their life, not just their resume. They want to use English for their life, not just for their resume. You're close. Let's fine tune the keywords. Emphasize for their life and not just their resume. They want to use English for their life, not just for their resume. Great effort. You've the structure. Let's practice with a variation. Change life to career. I'll say it first. They want to use English for their career not just their resume. They want to use English for their career not just their resume. Let's switch the second part now. They want to use English for their life not just their studies. They want to use English for their life not just their studies. You kept the contrast clear. Let's move on to the second pattern. Here it is. All right, so the conversation is now finished. These activities, they don't just come out of my imagination. Well, they do, but the point is that before reaching the app, I try them live with real people during real coaching sessions. Every activity that proves successful, that makes the person learn faster, what do I do? I upload it into the app, and then it's yours to use. First of all, you can actually listen back to the whole recording. Listen, so that they can confidently handle daily conversations. Then when you tap submit and analyze, this is exactly what it's going to do. You consistently engage with the repetition prompts, working through structural variations, such as changing life to career or learning pace, and so on. Basically, it gives you everything that happened right and something that you've got to improve. for example concrete improvement practice anchoring exact articles and prepositions so i might have said something wrong and so basically the next thing i would want to do here is go back over the recording listen back to what i said so i can actually see what i have done what i've done wrong anyway this is it for this one throughout this conversation with the ai i know there's something very important. I wasn't sitting there simply trying to memorize a list of words or maybe chatting with a nice AI character. I was actually asked to do something specific with my English that directly connected to what I'm actually doing right here. The whole experience of repeating, correcting rhythm which is something no other app i've used so far actually does makes the whole thing very useful not just pretty what i mean my friend is that if ai is just a pretty speaking partner well maybe you're better off with the real deal maybe a real girlfriend or boyfriend Anyway, jokes apart, here is something you're really gonna like. I built FluentSelf only for serious learners who want serious improvement. So you won't find the app in regular app stores. You can only download it via the official link down here below. And rather than offering a limited free trial, you get to test drive the full experience completely unrestricted for seven days. So you can use it, test the activities, see what the experience is really like for you. And if you try it and you decide it's not for you, that's okay. there's a 100% 7-day money-back guarantee so that you don't have to take my word for it and you don't waste anything for trying this out. So give it a proper test, make up your mind, the link is down here in the description. And you and me, I'll see you in the next video. Cheers!